Dr Hannah Mason

Dr. Hannah Mason graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2005 and has accumulated over 18 years of experience in general practice. Since completing her medical degree, Dr. Mason has worked in a variety of rural and remote locations, including Alice Springs, Warrnambool, Ghana, and most recently, Corryong.

Her work in rural and underserved areas has provided her with invaluable experience in primary care, particularly in pregnancy care, chronic disease management, and family medicine. After relocating to Albury in 2024 with her family, Dr. Mason has been enjoying all aspects of general practice, with a special focus on supporting women through pregnancy and providing holistic care for families.

Dr. Mason is also an advocate for preventative health, promoting healthy lifestyles and early interventions for families and individuals.

Outside of her medical career, Dr. Mason enjoys swimming in the Murray River, playing country footy, and attending live theatre and music performances.

Dr. Mason has contributed to research on rural healthcare and pregnancy care, with a focus on improving maternal health outcomes in remote and underserved communities. Her research explores innovations in healthcare delivery, particularly in rural areas, and the role of early intervention in preventing pregnancy complications.

• FRACGP Fellowship – Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2015)

• Excellence in Rural Healthcare – Australian Rural Doctors Association (2018)

• Outstanding Contribution to Pregnancy Care – Albury Women's Health Society (2020)

Dr. Mason has written articles and contributed to studies focused on maternal health, family medicine, and rural healthcare. Her bibliography includes research on effective pregnancy care strategies in remote areas and chronic disease management for rural populations.